On 2010/12/17 20:59, Laura so eloquently wrote:
I had someone give me on older flat panel imac 15 inch computer
today.
I want to give it to someone else but it does not have any wireless
and I feel most people will want wireless.
What is an expensive way to get this puppy online.
802.11 B or G
Yes, I meant "inexpensively" !
I will look for the wirless dongle and the card. thanks everyone.
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> On 18 Dec 2010, at 03:59, Laura wrote:
>
> > I want to give it to someone else but it does not have any wireless
> > and I feel most people will want wireless.
- will they? If someone was giving me one of these gorgeous iconic
bits of design, I think I would be quite happy plugging in to a
Well, I would just tell them to use a wire because it would be much easier
than trying to find a card then the installation.
On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 7:59 PM, Laura wrote:
> I had someone give me on older flat panel imac 15 inch computer
> today.
> I want to give it to someone else but it does no
On 10-12-18 5:38 AM, appledude wrote:
I can move my keyboard far away from my computer
If i move my keyboard } wireless or not { too far from the
computer screen then Poor Mr Magoo has to use binoculars. Although we
have thought of buying a larger video screen if we could only figure ou
depending on the model, you would need either an Airport or Airport
Extreme card. Installing it would not be very hard, just a matter of
loosening the 4 screws on the bottom plate and removing it, the
airport slot is just underneath that panel. I've tried third-party USB
wireless connectors with mi
One of your posters is correct - not everyone wants wireless. My mom
has psoriasis so bad she could barely use her hands and feet, so I got
her one of the last IMac's with the Motorola chip, and I bought one
myself. For hers, I set up a wireless keyboard and mouse - because
where her computer was
Not everyone wants wireless. If you want to try to sell it
inexpensively, try craigslist.
S.
On Dec 17, 10:59 pm, Laura wrote:
> I had someone give me on older flat panel imac 15 inch computer
> today.
> I want to give it to someone else but it does not have any wireless
> and I feel most peopl
You could look at Powerline netwoking, which uses your house wiring to carry
the network connection from the router to the computer; or look for a wireless
to ethernet bridge, though these seem to be rare or expensive...
On 18 Dec 2010, at 03:59, Laura wrote:
> I had someone give me on older f
I had someone give me on older flat panel imac 15 inch computer
today.
I want to give it to someone else but it does not have any wireless
and I feel most people will want wireless.
What is an expensive way to get this puppy online.
thanks
Laura
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Mario Frasca wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I'm a bit lost in this thread: the original poster asks about wireless
> for iMac G3. I own a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMac_G3 myself
> (slot loading), it runs GNU/Debian (sid) since I bought it 5 years ago
> (never booted with anything else), I would really no
e, 18 Aug 2009 12:54:51
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> Subject: Re: Imac wireless
>
>
>
> Hi.
>
> iMac G3 with a slot loading drive are Airport compatible with a bracket.
>
> I have used usb sticks under 10.3 and 10.4 successfully. Ones with a RaLink
> chipset are pretty good but
What about Linux?
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From: "Simon Royal"
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:54:51
To:
Subject: Re: Imac wireless
Hi.
iMac G3 with a slot loading drive are Airport compatible with a bracket.
I have used usb sticks under 10.3 and 10.
On 2009-0818 07:10:33, Robert Esposito wrote:
> The original Apple Airport Card 802.11b will fit most iMacs with an
> adapter. Make sure you get the adapter.
I'm curious: what is "the adapter"?
would it be available for all models? and where do you connect it?
I'm still going wired with my o
epic93d...@gmail.com wrote:
> What is there for a g3 imac in terms of wireless networking. I heard of
> airport but I have no idea about the details of it.
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For 11g capability, use either the AEROPAD LITE, or the AEROPAD MINI
from MacSense
http://www.macsense.co
with a
>> bracket.
>>
>> I have used usb sticks under 10.3 and 10.4 successfully. Ones with a
>> RaLink chipset are pretty good but not as good as Airport.
>>
>> Simon
>>
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>>
r 10.3 and 10.4 successfully. Ones with a
> RaLink chipset are pretty good but not as good as Airport.
>
> Simon
>
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> - original message -
> Subject: Re: Imac wireless
> From: Robert Esposito
> Date:
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Subject:Re: Imac wireless
From: Robert Esposito
Date: 18/08/2009 11:11
Hi,
The original Apple Airport Card 802.11b will fit most iMacs with an
adapter. Make sure you get the adapter. Do not buy the newer Apple
Airport extreme cards. They are faster than the original
Hi,
The original Apple Airport Card 802.11b will fit most iMacs with an
adapter. Make sure you get the adapter. Do not buy the newer Apple
Airport extreme cards. They are faster than the original card but
don't work in G3 iMacs. I have never had success using usb external
wireless but they
What is there for a g3 imac in terms of wireless networking. I heard of airport
but I have no idea about the details of it.
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